Re:integrated development (Score 1)

Our shop currently develops for Windows 98, NT, Solaris, Linux, HP-UX, BSD, Irix, plus a few other platforms. Currently we use a combination of PVCS and SourceSafe. Yes, we know these tools are horrible.

PVCS: Awkward, with very limited query ability. Only submitters of change requests can close them, no security (plain text http transfers), etc.

SourceSafe: - not safe at all It's database is stored in tens of thousands of files, 1 file missing and the database integrity is lost. (yes this has happened to us, thank god for backups). Also, good luck trying to access it from any platform other than Windows. This particularily hurts me in that I have 1 Windows box whose sole purpose is accessing SourceSafe.(I also have 5 Solaris boxes and 2 linux machines).

We are currently moving to CCC/Harvest by Computer Associates. I understand it has clients for HP-UX, Windows, Irix, and Solaris. I would be interested in what your experiences with this are?